South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 159, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 June 1915 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TrnsDAV, .TI NT R, 1915.

Theaters

Over a Thousand People Take Part In Opening Pageant at Circus Thursday

AT Till: OUPHJX.M. A ilramrJlc '-tch t,-,. Wllhird Mae'.c and caracly pre-nted y Jut k Knnely and two Hunportln;? playrrH dervcfl top lino motion on tho Orpheur, Mil. it N rr.titled "Th Ilnr

Th. Harnum and Dailcy cirrus exhibit hero Thursday with its

will full

fat of splendors sprr.nl und-r the largest expanse- of canvas ever erected, like a I'.iti'juet devised and fulfilled ly some m: thical kins of won

derland. In tho opnin pageant alone

c over I.eOO persons sor-

-Jtack. nr.fl deals with it rrnnkrd pott- i lhcrf wjn j

V' V -'Mp ' ,rKl" "nA V1" ?"iMy arrayrd. with legions and iha

. ''"iciorw a imi n- iansrs of ,.,,.,,;,,,.. amj horses. And crlmlnntirrf pfuer which thr politic- .v, .v,; ... i ,, r..,,nt h.h,,.

'''i i.iiirn u i r oy c i . inn pan in w rii nrrnr.scd, thr l!r.r orient and thf prrntin;f company rr.ilrtly ri t tffactory. Loulat lyVrgel, n dlrr.tn-aivo finsrcr, who ha r.ot rcn K.-en hrr for rveral afnr,v, offrr clever character acng! unmc with ths tl city cabaret flavor and inn ken r.umemun change cf attractive mctumcn. Shr Is vlvaclou sr.d plcislnfr. Ernie and Err.le. bill themselves r.n

three feet c! comedy, for I etwecn the , war's ultimate

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two thero are h

Itle. The m.il pets about vcrv

iilZh kick in

xer charart rr

three pedal. rxtrem

member of the tr.im i v.-il, dance and doe j

Mi hrnle cf-

tive of Lalla Kookh's departure from Ir hi has been duly unfolded with Ps r.'. alcades of horses in trappings of jfoM and silver, its host of elephants and its hundeds of character when this will have seemed to absorb all the color left In the world, the per formanee which the circus offers this year will h-ae barely started. The management announces novelty and innovation as the keynote of this

idea In circus possi-

evrrlv

makes n picasins iiproarance and add much to the art. The Creole band In -n" up of r-:'ht colored musicians who play a variety 'r?f pop ulr.r airs. Introduce !arky com(rdy nnd mme lively dr.nrlrijr. lel tj'atty. In cowboy oMum puts an ln'tclllffent dog through a number uf biovel trick.

bility. let certain elements of the

dojir old circus belovod i,v on r grandfathers r teathlpss. Nothing o.-m n'vrr arise to supplant them and they will hp there, too. although in tho transfigured aspects of an age which

AT Tin: TiASATJil". "The House of th- Iost Court" is "the feature picture shown at the Laalle today with charming Viola Dana Hn one of the principal roles. Miss Tana woa an enviable reputation for herself in the le-.ritimate theaters v.-ith .er portrayal of the title role In "The JPoor Little Rich Girl." In this story .Z modern English life she is equally

:jlea?lnp and has the support of some i

.of the most capable players in the T?.amount stu'lio. In th.e cast nill he fcen Gertrude McCoy, Duncan McRae lmd othrr wfdl known players. The Scenes are laid in and around a fahnous old English cnttle and the deeds lof adventure, the pleasing romances Vind the delightful air of nobility add .Tnurh to the rdture. A one red romedy, "P'ollovinz In Father's Footrptps" is shown. On Wednesday Mr5. Lli Carter ".-111 bo cron "Th Heart of Mary3and." David Relasco is responsible for a prreat d al of Mrs. Carter's suck"e?5 and it was in "The Heart of Maryland" that she was recognized as a (dramatic- suocess. Tho present pictured er.-i'in has th advantage (l outdoor battle scenes and picturesque Slews of beautiful southern places, tfnr the story cf tlie time of the civil h'-'ar and the rom.". nee between the iFouthern girl aud hrr no-thern :wrrtJart forms the basi-; of th" plot. T'.ro ietu:e is mow being shown at the (Tine Arts theater, rincao. at ad-

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prices will

and the rates of adbe slightlv increased

THi; Al'lHTOKlTM. iv at the Auditorium the

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Wti : t n AinuM-incnt live I el pi( t ire vcll known jday,

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J'.rids;e .Marie-

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is presenting a Alfred Sutro's

Iluilder of

Aubrey Smith and

IMith 'ei:. in the leading

I'oles. Tho stor is a strong one and filled with interest and thrilling and dramatic sains, "Dimples, the Auto falesgirl." : Vitagratdi rointdy with .Mlian Walker and t'.illy tuirk, is being sluv. p.. The regular episode of the "New Exploits of Elaine" in two reels is tn for tomorrow. This serial will be toncpidcd n t v.eek. "A Lucky Strike," a laibm comedy, and "The !,uiv of Mammon.'' a three reel

loin, with a strong cast headed by . i . - till

aula .Mannoti, completes tne nui.

J 'ire ilestro s tho vos.-el which is I ringing Dorinda Iuluc back to America. S!ic is washed asiore and

!er reseuert bv a millionaire named

Ttton who restores her to tier

father. He invites them to visit him find there Dorinda meets his secretary. Hastings, and they fall in love v.ith i ai h other, but Iorinda has Consented ti betaune Thornton's wife, ho is tlfeply in love with her. Kvr nt.s transj'ire on the wedding klay that bad Thornton to believe his l :iU guilty of a clandestine loe affair with Hastings. Insane with rage.

he humiliate.-, her betore the guests, until the limits of Dorindu's endurance .re J.nallv reached .and she

pushes out of the room. Hustings

viest-. her chum, fidlow her. pots to it room where Thorn-

follow s. Learning that she

rmiiH d to b ae him lie en

deavors to throttle her when a bolt K lightning .-rashes through the wintow, killing him instantly.

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Katlierino Wallacx, Ue lattle

Daugh tcr of the Cirrus' ami Iat Valdo, one. of tho merry JJailev Cireus.

downs with riarnuxn-

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has touched all things with elaborations of science and of progress. There will he, for instance, athletic specialties, with names hallowed by antiquity names generations old in the land of "sawdust and spangles." Rut they will work with the inspiration afforded by the modern equipment of a brilliantly lllumin.'.ted tent where the fathers who taught, them their art worked by the liKht of tallow dips or kerosene torches. And thus, with the bareback riders, the tumblers, the clowns, thero will he dozens, sometimes scores of them now where once there were one or

two. Rut each of these dozens Or scores has felt the individual call to outdo his revered progenitor by just the degree in which tho odds of difficulty have been dismissed and the call of grace, or splendor, or humor increased. Within nnd beneath the "hig top" the circus folk promise a program for the largest part entirely new. Over two score countries are represented on the long bill. Switzerland sends Madam Rradna. a beautiful horsewoman, who presents a trained animal number including horses, ponies and dogs. Spain's representative is

Iupeta IVrea, who will thrill by her exploits high in the air, beneath tho

dome of the "big top," upon the fly

ing trapeze. China Fends three troupes

from the Imperial circus at PcKin, the members of which are acknowledged

champion 'rfonncrs In many lines of athletic and arenic endeavor. Tho

Hanaford family of English equestri

ans are making their first American appearance in a display of equestri

anism which has never been surpassed. If equalled, in this country'.

Pallenhcrg'f bears and Marcella's trained ravens, parrots and macaws

aro new features.

Satisfies Even Confirmed Coffee Drinkers ! 300 cups to the pound j A scant teaspoon makes two cups. Steep five minutes only. r , Piibli slued toy flue Growers off India Tea I

DATE IS SET FOR GROCERS' PICNIC

Will Go to Michlcan City on .July 2S. Garnishee Law is DUOUsSCll.

find bho

Ion also s deter?

AT Till; COLONIAL. The Colonial shows today "The Other Clirl." a reminiscent romance tobi in a novel way and cbw erly acted. It is a two reel offering, and there is ti strong moral to the story. A comedy is on the same bill. Wednesday's teature is Lobert laleson in "A Man's Derogative." the tory of the clash between a strong Irian and a brilliant woman who does hot believe in the double standard of l-a.ntis. Mary Alden plays the wort. an and gives a fine portrayal of the jvpe. Mr. Ldeon. as the successful littorncv and popular society man, add another creditable acting role to (.: already long lirt of Mage success-

SUES ON BEQUEST

' Action to recover $J3h.S', alleged Jo be due her from the estate of her lather, Ferdinand Kunstman. who f.;e.i m I'.o-s, was brought in the cirru.t co.irt Monday afternoon by Fophii i-'uerbringer against Ormond h. Hupp, administrator of the estate

Dan ar.i Huntinan. the complain-

nt s mother. It is alleged that tur-

ara K::!is':wi! hell her husband's

roptrtv a- a lift t iiant and that at er death was to go to the three whildrc n The money sued for is said o he one-thiid of that property K'hirh, it Is i-utd. the defendant, as administrator, ictuses to pay on the truund tl.it it was the property of

Mrs. K.:

Discussion of a garnishee law to come before the state legislature at

its next meeting was on the boards at a meeting of the Grocers' and Imtchers' association at the Jaeobson, Peterson, Peltz and Kaufer wholesale house on College st. Monday night. Causes of the failure of other similar hills which have come before tho law markers from time to time were discussed and plans for remedying them were considered. It Is probable thut at tho next meeting of the organization which will be held July 12 with William A. Flagle. 1S11 S Michigan st., tha.t some detlnite action will bo decided upon. Tho annual picnic of the organization will bo held this year on July 2S, according to arrangements made at the meeting last night. Michigan City was decided upon as the place of the picnic and the committee will set about making arrangements for the transportation of the- largo crowd which will probably attend. Evenyear nearly 1.200 people go on the picnic of the organization. Solomon Kox, A. S. Bueholtz and Harry D. Peftley were reelected to act as directors for three vears. W. B. Flndlator and K. R. McLaughlin were elected to membership in the organization. On July 5 tho stores will keep open until noon. As tho Fourth comes on Sunday tho men decided to tako a half holiday on tho next day. The proposition to close the stores all day was voted down. Following the business meeting a social session was enjoyed and short talks were mad by the hosts of the evening, Messrs. Pelts, Kaufer and Jacobson. Responses were made by C. B. Brodbeck and Dan Pyle.

TELEPHONE SERVICES FOR BARBER SHOP Patrons at Doddridge's Can Answer Calls Wliilo THoy Arc Ilein-Shaved.

Among the new improvements installed in the new Doddridge barber Fhop on W. Washington a v. is that of telephone service in every one of its eight chairs. The telephone is brought to the man who receives a call while he is in the chair receiving the service of one of the barbers. Mr. Doddridge stated that he had attempted to install one of the finest barber shops in tho state, and he claims that it is the most luxurious, cleanest, and most sanitary shop in South Bend. The fixtures axe of tho highest class material. Mr. Doddridge stated that ho would be glad to receive the patronage of all his customers before tho changes in the shop, and would be pleased to have calls from .all persons interested In his new venture.

ALLEGES BREACH OF CONTRACT IN SUIT AVilliain IJowrrs Charges In Complaint That Mary 11 Tilery Seeks to Oust Him From Farm.

WANTS $200 DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED EVICTION Fai Mano Sajs Landlord Put Her and Children Out of Rooms When tho Latter Had Mumps.

Suit for $2, (KM) damages for alleged breach of contract was brought In the circuit court Monday afternoon by William Bowers and other against Mary K. "Cilery and others. It is alleged that tho plaintiffs leased a G0acre farm In liberty township from the defendants for a term of eight years and that tho defendants contracted to furnish horses and machinery' with which to work tho farm but that they have failed and refused to furnish the horses and machinery and are now trying to oust tho plaintiffs from the farm. The plaintiffs are represented by Slick & Curtis and G. II. Case.

KEITH VATOKVTIXE OF QUALITY

man.

FIND BODY. CHIC A CO. Juno b. The body uf boy belicvtd to have be-n Leo Stickler. 17 years old. of San Frant'.co. was found mar.gleJ on the ChlNigo and Northwestern freight traciss

tarly today.

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It Is train

believed h had while htcaling a

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ili;'lV f Alley t"-'t - laifO. j.,u.!.-r to be rvnrie:i in to tLe

:... i r ! '.-.. .-O in t ft f.t-bntl. Th&;aaii.tr: Ir:.-ty for t'.a- f.-i-t far '-." yenr. 't ph- It.ntiiut re.nf t tired. :wh hit? feet ind p'ev. iiU fMo;:i. l ot f.-t. lady rrtu-: "I -t:JojM t?tt ruL;ut of ray ttij t t Lx;-o$:ticQS. Ji-aaii to Alieu' rocOsUnv.la7 sit.'4 -Jct it IO-DA.T.

CHANGE PLACE FOR ANNUAL OUTING llrst lre-b.v tcrian Sunday School Class to Spend Wexlnrsday at Hudson Iikc.

On account of the Old Settlers picnic, which will be held at Berrien Springs. Wednesday, the place of the. annual First Presbyterian Sunday school picnic has been chanced to Hudson lake. This announcement was made by the church authorities on Monday night. .Special cars have been arrai.gel for by thi committee in charge, and theso will leaver the church, corner of Lafayette t. and Washington av. at ?:S0 Wednesday morning. A reduc ! rate of 40 cents, round trip for adults, and half fare for children has ben granted by the street car company. An Invitation is issued to all Pr-s-bvterians and friends of the church, who would enjoy a day's outing, to fill their lunch baskets and Join the crowd. Tickets have L n placed cn File at tho Coonley drujf More, th X .W. C. A- axul-tfeo-OT, C. A- .

Charging tliat she was evicted without notice from rooms she had rented at 91'J S. Main st. at a time when her two small children were ill with the mumps and that, .as a result, the children became more ill and she herself was thrown out of two days' employment. Elsa Manza tiled suit against George Strauss in the circuit court Monday afternoon to recover $200 damages. The plaintiff says that she had given no cause for such treatment and that she had rented the rooms for an indefinite period at a certain amount per week. She says that she was forced to seek shelter with neighbors. "Pie plaintiff Is represented bv Dan Nye.

NOW PLAYING

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The Frohman Amusement Corporation Offer ToHay a Remarkable Photoplay.

Mr. Gustava Frohman Presents C. AUBREY SMITH AND A VERY NOTABLE CAST OF PLAYERS IN

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By Alfred Sutro with Marie Edith Wells In Five Reels Also "DIMPLES, THE AUTO SALESGIRL" Vitagraph Comedy With Lillian Walker and Billy Quirk.

COMING: FRIDAY, JUNE 11, "GRAUSTARK." The story of love behind a throne, by George Barr McCutcheon with a strong cast including Francis X. Bush

man, Beverly Bayne, Edna Mayo and Bryant Washburn, coming direct from the Fine Arts Theater, Chicago. j:

UlA CLASS BV 3TGELF

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VIOLA DANA Jjh to Star of Tlic Poor Little It i c li Girl," shown here for the first time in pictures, in

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tiu: chfoli: HAND A comedy musical offering. JACK KFXXKDY & CO. i.orisi: DFFOC.GI i;ilMK FJIN'IK DKIi HA1TV & JAP

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Thursday HKHT LAMONTS COWBOY SINCiEHS.

SAYS HE THREATENED HER i

Lottie Walsh Ask tr Jioree ami j for Restraining Order. j Alleging that he has often struck

her and has threatened to take her life, Lottie Walsh has petitioned the circuit court to grant her a divorce from George Walsh. She asks also that tho court restrain the defendant from molesting her and also that sh be given the custodv of Ker two chil

dren pending the tinal

the court. 19U7.

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The Original MALTED ailLK Unless you say "HORLICK'ST you may got a SunatituSt

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Best Pictures Sc

TODAY Look! TODAY

-"THE OTHER GIRL

A two-reel production that starts out in a noel manner, slxming a man taking a hook and iH'ginnln? to road. The -tory thru unfold-, a oo-.l tory with a strong moral.

ALSO A COMLDY.

LIYP.LY K I TV STONE

Coming i:i)ii tivi:."

Wednesday HOIU'IIT in -MAN'S Pi:iU)CiA-

"THE HOUSE OF THE LOST COURT" An English htory iy that famous noelist. Mrs. C. . Williamson, telling in an interesting mtiiiuer of London society, a military romance, a thrilling fall over a cliff, a murder, fa No accusation and final vindication. It is a I 'annuo ui it production and an excellent ast supports Mls.s Dana in one of the principal roles. ToIIowIiie: hi Father's J'ootsteis," a coined v. on the same hill.

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WEDNESDAY - SP1XIAL EEATUKE DAY. Mrs. Leslie Carter "THE HEART OF MARYLAND" DaId Helasco's heart jrripjdng stfry of tlie Civil War. Two hundred M"enes. fie thousand ieopIe engaged to produce this great photoplay. NOW SHOWING AT THE n i A UTS, CHICACiO, AT rtto ft lid )0( " Oin I'JUCES: IO;and 20c.

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Contlnnous From 9a.ra.to 11 p. in. Come iixiy lime.

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